English……………………….?

1. Why do many fairy tales and myths contain archetypal narrative patterns?
(1 point)
The stories were all written by the same author.
Patterns made the stories easier to remember and tell.
Early storytellers were controlled by powerful rulers.
Early storytellers had little imagination.
2. According to the myth of Prometheus, what was required for the origin of fire?
(1 point)
a long, dangerous quest
a transgression against the gods
a tragic accident
an act of supernatural strength
3. Based on the story of Prometheus, which personal quality was admired in the cultural context of ancient Greece?
(1 point)
intelligence
dishonesty
caution
humor
4. What does the myth of Pandora explain?
(1 point)
the origin of beauty
the origin of evil
the origin of gifts
the origin of marriage
5. What is one aspect of ancient Greek culture that is important in the myth of the Great Flood?
(1 point)
an oracle, or message from a Greek goddess
an athletic competition called the Olympic Games
the grape leaves and goat cheese of the ancient Greek diet
the democratic government of the ancient Greek city states
6. What aspect of human life does the myth of the Great Flood explain in “Prometheus and the First People”?
(1 point)
why floods occur
why rainbows occur
why people are not evil anymore
why people are able to bear suffering
Please help.

. Why do many fairy tales and myths contain archetypal narrative patterns?

Patterns made the stories easier to remember and tell.

2. According to the myth of Prometheus, what was required for the origin of fire?

a transgression against the gods

3. Based on the story of Prometheus, which personal quality was admired in the cultural context of ancient Greece?

intelligence

4. What does the myth of Pandora explain?

the origin of evil

5. What is one aspect of ancient Greek culture that is important in the myth of the Great Flood?

an oracle, or message from a Greek goddess

6. What aspect of human life does the myth of the Great Flood explain in “Prometheus and the First People”?
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why people are able to bear suffering
Please help.

1. Why do many fairy tales and myths contain archetypal narrative patterns?

When Mari Djata stands up, everyone is amazed.
# His mother waits a long time to see his triumph.
# His father has doubts, but he trusts the soothsayers.
# Mari Djata has a great destiny ahead of him.
23.
What does nimbly mean in this sentence from “Ashputtle”?

She climbed among the branches as nimbly as a squirrel and the king’s son didn’t know what had become of her.
(1 point)
# nervously
# playfully
# noisily
# easily

24.
In “Ashputtle,” the stepsisters plague Ashputtle with demands. What does plague mean?
(1 point)
# amuse
# harrass
# anger
# flatter

None.

Themes and Literature multiple choice questions?! | English help?

1.
An idea that appears in literature from many different cultures is called a/an (1 point)

* epic poem.
* oral tradition.
* universal theme.

2.
Which genre of literature is most likely to poke fun at another literary work? (1 point)

* a legend
* a parody
* a myth

3.
What do the following literary genres have in common: myths, legends, epics, folk tales, fairy tales? (1 point)

* Their purpose is to explain some aspect of nature.
* They always feature a strong hero and supernatural beings.
* They include archetypal elements and patterns.

1. An idea that appears in literature from many different cultures is called a/an (1 point)
(0 pts) epic poem.
(0 pts) oral tradition.
(1 pt) universal theme.
1 /1 point

2. Which genre of literature is most likely to poke fun at another literary work? (1 point)
(0 pts) a legend
(1 pt) a parody
(0 pts) a myth
1 /1 point

3. What do the following literary genres have in common: myths, legends, epics, folk tales, fairy tales? (1 point)
(0 pts) Their purpose is to explain some aspect of nature.
(0 pts) They always feature a strong hero and supernatural beings.
(1 pt) They include archetypal elements and patterns.

Can you check my unit test answers please its really important that there right?

1. Why do many fairy tales and myths contain archetypal narrative patterns?
(1 point)
The stories were all written by the same author.
Patterns made the stories easier to remember and tell.*
Early storytellers were controlled by powerful rulers.
Early storytellers had little imagination.
2. According to the myth of Prometheus, what was required for the origin of fire?
(1 point)
a long, dangerous quest
a transgression against the gods*
a tragic accident
an act of supernatural strength
3. Based on the story of Prometheus, which personal quality was admired in the cultural context of ancient Greece?
(1 point)
intelligence*
dishonesty
caution
humor
4. What does the myth of Pandora explain?
(1 point)
the origin of beauty
the origin of evil*
the origin of gifts
the origin of marriage
5. What is one aspect of ancient Greek culture that is important in the myth of the Great Flood?
(1 point)
an oracle, or message from a Greek goddess*
an athletic competition called the Olympic Games
the grape leaves and goat cheese of the ancient Greek diet
the democratic government of the ancient Greek city states
6. What aspect of human life does the myth of the Great Flood explain in “Prometheus and the First People”?
(1 point)
why floods occur
why rainbows occur
why people are not evil anymore
why people are able to bear suffering*
7. Which best describes “The Orphan Boy and the Elk Dog” as a myth?
(1 point)
A hero with supernatural strength goes on a quest and makes a discovery.
A hero with supernatural strength commits a transgression and is punished.
A lonely boy goes on a quest and makes a discovery.*
A lonely boy commits a transgression and is punished.
8. How do people treat Long Arrow at the beginning of “The Orphan Boy and the Elk Dog”?
(1 point)
They cherish and honor him.
They neglect and reject him.*
They fear and obey him.
They do not know that he exists.
9. Why is chief Good Running an important character in this myth?
(1 point)
He adopts Long Arrow and prepares the boy for his quest.*
He saves Long Arrow from wild horses and teaches him to tame them.
He gives Long Arrow a map and his rainbow-colored belt.
He introduces Long Arrow to the spirit people and reveals their secrets.
10. Which question about the culture of the Blackfeet does “The Orphan Boy and the Elk Dog” answer?
(1 point)
What customs and ceremonies were important to the Blackfeet?
What customs were important to enemies of the Blackfeet?
Why did the Blackfeet first settle in the Great Plains?
Why did the Blackfeet first begin hunting buffalo?*
11. What characteristics does Mari Djata share with many other epic heroes?
(1 point)
He is an orphan who is adopted by a wise man.
He is a younger brother who is cruelly treated by an older brother.
He has a high position in society, but he must overcome a special burden.*
He has a low position in society, but he has a great talent.
12. How does Mari Djata demonstrate his heroic qualities in Sundiata?
(1 point)
He goes on a long quest to prove his courage.
He leads an army into battle to show his loyalty.
He kills a lion to save his community.
He uproots a tree to defend his mother’s honor.*
13. Why was the iron bar that helps Mari Djata walk made years in advance?
(1 point)
It was a popular item in the village.
It was destined that Mari Djata would use it one day.*
It was used as a support beam in the palace.
It was originally made for Mari Djata’s brother.
14. In the culture of Mali, what is a griot?
(1 point)
a soothsayer
a storyteller*
a warrior
a prince
15. Based on the Ramayana, what technique was used in ancient India to overcome bodily discomfort?
(1 point)
herbal medicine
meditation*
sacrificial offerings
acupuncture
16. Why will Sage Viswamithra accept help only from Rama and no one else?
(1 point)
He does not trust anyone else.
He wants Rama to repay a favor.
Rama has been divinely chosen to be a hero.*
Rama is young and can best tolerate a long journey.
17. How does Rama prove himself to be an epic hero?
(1 point)
by killing an evil monster
by crossing a desert without food or water
by sacrificing his life for his brother*
by becoming the sage’s servant
18. In “Cupid and Psyche,” why is Venus angry with Psyche?
(1 point)
Psyche believes that she is more beautiful than Venus.*
Psyche desires to be immortal so that she might marry Cupid.
Psyche has stopped coming to the temple to worship Venus.
Psyche is so beautiful that men have begun to worship her.*
19. In “Ashputtle,” what is archetypal about the king’s celebration?
(1 point)
Everyone is invited to it.
It is a just reward for the king.
It takes place in a mysterious palace.
It lasts three days.*
20. What lesson about life can we learn from both “Ashputtle” and “Cupid and Psyche”?
(1 point)
Obey your parents.
Rely only on yourself.*
Everyone needs help at ti

1.
Why do many fairy tales and myths contain archetypal narrative patterns? (1 point)

* Correct answer (1 pt) Patterns made the stories easier to remember and tell.

1/1 point
2.
According to the myth of Prometheus, what was required for the origin of fire?
(1 point)

* Correct answer (1 pt) a transgression against the gods

1/1 point

3.
Based on the story of Prometheus, which personal quality was admired in the cultural context of ancient Greece?
(1 point)

* Correct answer (1 pt) intelligence

1 /1 point
4.
What does the myth of Pandora explain?
(1 point)

* Correct answer (1 pt) the origin of evil

1 /1 point
5.
What is one aspect of ancient Greek culture that is important in the myth of the Great Flood?
(1 point)

* Correct answer (1 pt) an oracle, or message from a Greek goddess

1 /1 point
6.
What aspect of human life does the myth of the Great Flood explain in “Prometheus and the First People”?
(1 point)

* Correct answer (1 pt) why people are able to bear suffering

1 /1 point
7.
Which best describes “The Orphan Boy and the Elk Dog” as a myth?
(1 point)

* Correct answer (1 pt) A lonely boy goes on a quest and makes a discovery.

1 /1 point
8.
How do people treat Long Arrow at the beginning of “The Orphan Boy and the Elk Dog”?
(1 point)

* Correct answer (1 pt) They neglect and reject him.

1 /1 point
9.
Why is chief Good Running an important character in this myth?
(1 point)

* Correct answer (1 pt) He adopts Long Arrow and prepares the boy for his quest.

1 /1 point
10.
Which question about the culture of the Blackfeet does “The Orphan Boy and the Elk Dog” answer?
(1 point)

* Correct answer (1 pt) What customs and ceremonies were important to the Blackfeet?

1 /1 point
11.
What characteristics does Mari Djata share with many other epic heroes?
(1 point)

* Correct answer (1 pt) He has a high position in society, but he must overcome a special burden.

1 /1 point
12.
How does Mari Djata demonstrate his heroic qualities in Sundiata?
(1 point)

* Correct answer (1 pt) He uproots a tree to defend his mother’s honor.

1 /1 point
13.
Why was the iron bar that helps Mari Djata walk made years in advance?
(1 point)

* Correct answer (1 pt) It was destined that Mari Djata would use it one day.

1 /1 point
14.
In the culture of Mali, what is a griot?
(1 point)

* Correct answer (1 pt) a storyteller

1 /1 point
15.
Based on the Ramayana, what technique was used in ancient India to overcome bodily discomfort?
(1 point)

* Correct answer (1 pt) meditation

1 /1 point
16.
Why will Sage Viswamithra accept help only from Rama and no one else?
(1 point)

* Correct answer (1 pt) Rama has been divinely chosen to be a hero.

1 /1 point
17.
How does Rama prove himself to be an epic hero?
(1 point)

* Correct answer (1 pt) by killing an evil monster

1 /1 point
18.
In “Cupid and Psyche,” why is Venus angry with Psyche?
(1 point)

* Correct answer (1 pt) Psyche is so beautiful that men have begun to worship her.

1 /1 point
19.
In “Ashputtle,” what is archetypal about the king’s celebration?
(1 point)

* Correct answer (1 pt) It lasts three days.

1 /1 point
20.
What lesson about life can we learn from both “Ashputtle” and “Cupid and Psyche”?
(1 point)

* Correct answer (1 pt) Everyone needs help at times.
.

1 /1 point
Vocabulary and Grammar
21.
Which is the best meaning of the word fathom as it is used in the following sentence from the selection?

God has his mysteries which none can fathom.
(1 point)

* Correct answer (1 pt) understand

1 /1 point
22.
Which of the following is a complex sentence?
(1 point)

* Correct answer (1 pt) When Mari Djata stands up, everyone is amazed.

1/1 point
23.
What does nimbly mean in this sentence from “Ashputtle”?

She climbed among the branches as nimbly as a squirrel and the king’s son didn’t know what had become of her.
(1 point)

* Correct answer (1 pt) easily

1 /1 point
24.
In “Ashputtle,” the stepsisters plague Ashputtle with demands. What does plague mean?
(1 point)

* Correct answer (1 pt) harrass

1 /1 point
25.
If you wanted to unify people with different points of view, what would you do?
(1 point)

* Correct answer (1 pt) bring them together

1 /1 point
26.
Which of the following is a compound sentence?
(1 point)

* Correct answer (1 pt) Almost everyone dies, but Deucalion and Pyrrha survive.

1 /1 point
27.
Which of the following is a secular leader?
(1 point)

CCA HELP pleaseeeeeeeeee!? :)?

1. Why do many fairy tales and myths contain archetypal narrative patterns?
(1 point)
The stories were all written by the same author.
Patterns made the stories easier to remember and tell.
Early storytellers were controlled by powerful rulers.
Early storytellers had little imagination.
2. According to the myth of Prometheus, what was required for the origin of fire?
(1 point)
a long, dangerous quest
a transgression against the gods
a tragic accident
an act of supernatural strength
3. Based on the story of Prometheus, which personal quality was admired in the cultural context of ancient Greece?
(1 point)
intelligence
dishonesty
caution
humor
4. What does the myth of Pandora explain?
(1 point)
the origin of beauty
the origin of evil
the origin of gifts
the origin of marriage
5. What is one aspect of ancient Greek culture that is important in the myth of the Great Flood?
(1 point)
an oracle, or message from a Greek goddess
an athletic competition called the Olympic Games
the grape leaves and goat cheese of the ancient Greek diet
the democratic government of the ancient Greek city states
6. What aspect of human life does the myth of the Great Flood explain in “Prometheus and the First People”?
(1 point)
why floods occur
why rainbows occur
why people are not evil anymore
why people are able to bear suffering
7. Which best describes “The Orphan Boy and the Elk Dog” as a myth?
(1 point)
A hero with supernatural strength goes on a quest and makes a discovery.
A hero with supernatural strength commits a transgression and is punished.
A lonely boy goes on a quest and makes a discovery.
A lonely boy commits a transgression and is punished.

1.Patterns made the stories easier to remember and tell
2.a transgression against the gods ( he stole the fire from Zeus)
3.intelligence
4.the origin of evil (when she opened the jar, all evil escaped, only hope stayed)
5.an oracle, or message from a Greek goddess: after the flood Deucalion was told by the oracle of Themis, how to repopulate the world.

Which zodiac would correspond to an ENTJ?!!?

I am an ENTJ from the Meyers- Brigg personality test and i wanted to know what zodiac sign do you think would be similar to an ENTJ personality?
My personality/ENTJ’s description
—ENTJs are among the rarest of types, accounting for about 2–5% of those who are formally tested.[2][3] They tend to be self-driven, motivating, energetic, assertive, confident, and competitive. They are often sought out as leaders due to an innate ability to direct or influence groups of people. Unusually influential and organized, they may sometimes judge others by their own tough standards, failing to take personal needs into account.[4]

ENTJs have a natural tendency to marshall and direct. This may be expressed with the charm and finesse of a world leader or with the insensitivity of a cult leader. The ENTJ requires little encouragement to make a plan. One ENTJ put it this way… "I make these little plans that really don’t have any importance to anyone else, and then feel compelled to carry them out." While "compelled" may not describe ENTJs as a group, nevertheless the bent to plan creatively and to make those plans reality is a common theme for NJ types.

ENTJs are often "larger than life" in describing their projects or proposals. This ability may be expressed as salesmanship, story-telling facility or stand-up comedy. In combination with the natural propensity for filibuster, our hero can make it very difficult for the customer to decline.

TRADEMARK: — "I’m really sorry you have to die." (I realize this is an overstatement. However, most Fs and other gentle souls usually chuckle knowingly at this description.)

ENTJs are decisive. They see what needs to be done, and frequently assign roles to their fellows. Few other types can equal their ability to remain resolute in conflict, sending the valiant (and often leading the charge) into the mouth of hell. When challenged, the ENTJ may by reflex become argumentative. Alternatively (s)he may unleash an icy gaze that serves notice: the ENTJ is not one to be trifled with.

Functional Analysis

Extraverted Thinking
"Unequivocating" expresses the resoluteness of the ENTJ’s dominant function. Clarity of convictions endows these Thinkers with a knack for debate, or wanting knack, a penchant for argument. The light and heat generated by Thinking at the helm can be impressive; perhaps even overwhelming. Experience teaches many ENTJs that restraint may often be the better part of valor, lest one find oneself victorious but alone.
Introverted iNtuition
The auxiliary function explores the blueprints of archetypal patterns and equips Thinking with a fresh, dynamic sense of how things work. Improvising on the fly is something many ENTJs do very well. As Thinking’s subordinate, insights are of value only insofar as they further the Right, True Cause celebre. [n.b.: ENTJs are capable of living on a higher plane, if you will, and learning to value individuals even above their principles. The above dynamic suggests less individuation.]
Extraverted Sensing
Sensing reaches out to embrace that which physically touches it. ENTJs have an awareness of the real; of that which exists. By stilling the engines of Thinking and iNtuition, this type may experience the Here and Now, and know things not dreamt of nor even postulated in iNtuition’s philosophy. Sensing’s minor role, however, puts it at risk for distortion or extreme weakness beneath the hustle and bustle of the giants N and T.
Introverted Feeling
Feeling is romantic, as the ethereal as the inner world from whence it doth emerge. When it be awake, feeling evokes great passion that knows not nuance of proportion nor context. Perhaps these lesser functions inspire glorious recreational quests in worlds that never were, or may only ever be in fantasy. When overdone or taken too seriously, Fi turned outward often becomes maudlin or melodramatic. Feeling in this type appears most authentic when implied or expressed covertly in a firm handshake, accepting demeanor, or act of sacrifice thinly covered by excuses of lack of any personal interest in the relinquished item.

Oh and i you want to take the test and find out what your personality is then take it here

http://www.personalitypathways.com/type_inventory.html

and this one

http://kisa.ca/personality/

Answer my question first though

Sag Sun/ Leo Moon/ Mars in Scorpio

Or Cardinal Sun/Fixed Moon/ Water Mars.

1. Which of these is NOT an example of an archetypal narrative pattern in "Cupid and Psyche" and "Ashputtle"?

1. Which of these is NOT an example of an archetypal narrative pattern in "Cupid and Psyche" and "Ashputtle"? (1 point)
The heroine must perform difficult and unpleasant tasks in both stories.
In both stories, crops, livestock, and agriculture are important features of the setting.
Both stories feature a young, beautiful heroine who is mistreated by an older woman.
2. A runner who moves nimbly would be BEST suited to
(1 point)
jumping hurdles in an obstacle course.
making it to the finish line in a long-distance marathon.
cross-training by participating in weightlifting competitions.
3. Adulation is to criticism as diligence is to (1 point)
failure.
precision.
laziness.

1.b
2.a
3.c

1. Why do many fairy tales and myths contain archetypal narrative patterns?

if you have this test could you please e mail me!?

Fairy tales and myths are attempts for man to explain the human condition. Because humanity is the same internally today as is has been for thousands of years, we continually see the same themes repeat themselves.

1. Why do many fairy tales and myths contain archetypal narrative patterns? (1 point)?

* The stories were all written by the same author.
* Patterns made the stories easier to remember and tell.
* Early storytellers were controlled by powerful rulers.
* Early storytellers had little imagination.

2.
According to the myth of Prometheus, what was required for the origin of fire?
(1 point)

* a long, dangerous quest
* a transgression against the gods
* a tragic accident
* an act of supernatural strength
3.
Based on the story of Prometheus, which personal quality was admired in the cultural context of ancient Greece?
(1 point)

* intelligence
* dishonesty
* caution
* humor
4.
What does the myth of Pandora explain?
(1 point)

* the origin of beauty
* the origin of evil
* the origin of gifts
* the origin of marriage

5.
What is one aspect of ancient Greek culture that is important in the myth of the Great Flood?
(1 point)

* an oracle, or message from a Greek goddess
* an athletic competition called the Olympic Games
* the grape leaves and goat cheese of the ancient Greek diet
* the democratic government of the ancient Greek city states

Wow these are lot of questions.
Is this a quiz? If it is I don’t think I’d get all the points.

1. I think this is because good ideas are copied. Just think of "he who must not be named". He already existed before Harry Potter, in Lord of the Rings.

2. Nothing was required. Prometheus brought the fire to the humans because he believed they both were worthy and in need of it.

3. I don’t know.

4. The myth of Pandora explains the existence of diseases. And the existence of hope, humanity’s greatest strength and weakness.

5. Nothing of all this rubbish. It’s the olive twig, that is brought to Moses by the pigeon.

CCA 5 questions HELP ASAP 10+ Pts!!!!!!!!?

Why do many fairy tales and myths contain archetypal narrative patterns?
(1 point)

* The stories were all written by the same author.
* Patterns made the stories easier to remember and tell.
* Early storytellers were controlled by powerful rulers.
* Early storytellers had little imagination.

2.
According to the myth of Prometheus, what was required for the origin of fire?
(1 point)

* a long, dangerous quest
* a transgression against the gods
* a tragic accident
* an act of supernatural strength

3.
Based on the story of Prometheus, which personal quality was admired in the cultural context of ancient Greece?
(1 point)

* intelligence
* dishonesty
* caution
* humor

4.
What does the myth of Pandora explain?
(1 point)

* the origin of beauty
* the origin of evil
* the origin of gifts
* the origin of marriage

5.
What is one aspect of ancient Greek culture that is important in the myth of the Great Flood?
(1 point)

* an oracle, or message from a Greek goddess
* an athletic competition called the Olympic Games
* the grape leaves and goat cheese of the ancient Greek diet
* the democratic government of the ancient Greek city states

1. Why do many fairy tales and myths contain archetypal narrative patterns?
(1 point)
(0 pts) The stories were all written by the same author.
(1 pt) Patterns made the stories easier to remember and tell.
(0 pts) Early storytellers were controlled by powerful rulers.
(0 pts) Early storytellers had little imagination.
1 /1 point
2. According to the myth of Prometheus, what was required for the origin of fire?
(1 point)
(0 pts) a long, dangerous quest
(1 pt) a transgression against the gods
(0 pts) a tragic accident
(0 pts) an act of supernatural strength
1 /1 point
3. Based on the story of Prometheus, which personal quality was admired in the cultural context of ancient Greece?
(1 point)
(1 pt) intelligence
(0 pts) dishonesty
(0 pts) caution
(0 pts) humor
1 /1 point
4. What does the myth of Pandora explain?
(1 point)
(0 pts) the origin of beauty
(1 pt) the origin of evil
(0 pts) the origin of gifts
(0 pts) the origin of marriage
1 /1 point
5. What is one aspect of ancient Greek culture that is important in the myth of the Great Flood?
(1 point)
(1 pt) an oracle, or message from a Greek goddess
(0 pts) an athletic competition called the Olympic Games
(0 pts) the grape leaves and goat cheese of the ancient Greek diet
(0 pts) the democratic government of the ancient Greek city states
1 /1 point